After you graduate from a school, you will get into the work place. And then, you are going to find the professional title is quite important. If you don't have a suitable professional title, the other people shall not know how to call you. Once they use unsuitable title to call you, you will want to own a better title. Therefore, I used the word, "Chairman", to call myself, so that I solved this problem. Why do I choose this word? I got the Chairman Award in 1992, and this is the main reason really. Or, I was possible to choose these Chinese words, 主任（管理者）, 組長（暴力団における代表者）… and so on, for example.
However, there are few people to know me around the world, and I still has to meet this matter. Actually, many professional titles are unsuitable as the titles, so that the foreigners like to call the names directly. However, it is unsuitable to call the names of the other people directly in Chinese. In Chinese, I think that Mr. is an unsuitable title, but Miss is a suitable title. Nevertheless, Miss is an unsuitable title in parts of the mainland China. I had ever lived in Beijing for three months, and I also found the same problem there. If someone's name is three words, he or she has the title problem; but, if someone's name is just two words, it is okay to call his or her name directly.
Because this reason is possible to perplex the mainland Chinese, they like to use the names of two words. It's quite fun, and this approach may be able to use in Taiwan. My name strokes were calculated by an older man, and I was named by my father. Because I was just a baby when I was born, I cannot name me by myself. Or, I prefer using the name of two words. I think the best name is two words that were calculated by your 8 characters, and the best professional title is your name.
However, there are few people to know me around the world, and I still has to meet this matter. Actually, many professional titles are unsuitable as the titles, so that the foreigners like to call the names directly. However, it is unsuitable to call the names of the other people directly in Chinese. In Chinese, I think that Mr. is an unsuitable title, but Miss is a suitable title. Nevertheless, Miss is an unsuitable title in parts of the mainland China. I had ever lived in Beijing for three months, and I also found the same problem there. If someone's name is three words, he or she has the title problem; but, if someone's name is just two words, it is okay to call his or her name directly.
Because this reason is possible to perplex the mainland Chinese, they like to use the names of two words. It's quite fun, and this approach may be able to use in Taiwan. My name strokes were calculated by an older man, and I was named by my father. Because I was just a baby when I was born, I cannot name me by myself. Or, I prefer using the name of two words. I think the best name is two words that were calculated by your 8 characters, and the best professional title is your name.
